Published: Tuesday, 4 Jun 2013 | 11:38 AM ET

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Lululemon is starting to get Luon black yoga pants, which were pulled in March for being too sheer, back into its stores.

The return bodes well for the company, according to analysts.

Lululemon Athletica had blamed a style change and production problems for the sheerness issue. It hired a new team to oversee manufacture of the pants, which cost $72 to $98. The company has said it expects $57 million to $67 million in lost sales.

But that hasn't mattered much to its stock, though. Lululemon shares have gained 18 percent since it announced that it was pulling the pants off its shelves. The stock rose $1.48 to $79.29 on Monday.

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The company said that it will be steadily increasing Luon pants inventory through June. Inkwell Wunder Under yoga pants were available Monday on the company's website, and checks by Wedbush analysts found Groove and Astro pants in stores across the country over the weekend.

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